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Twelve novel HLA-B15 alleles carrying previously observed sequence motifs are placed into B15 subgroups.

Tissue antigens - 1 May 2001

Hurley C K, Steiner N, Gans C P, Kosman C, Mitton W, Koester R, Jones P, Edson S, Rizzuto G, Hartzman R J, Ng J, Rodriguez-Marino S G

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Twelve new B*15 alleles are described. All of the known B*15 alleles are divided into subgroups based on serologic assignments and/or nucleotide sequence polymorphisms. These groups might be used as a reference for DNA-based testing at an intermediate (i.e. "serologic") level of resolution.

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PMID: 11556974
DOI: 10.1034/j.1399-0039.2001.057005474.x

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